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  • Steve Earle
    Steve Earle

    …leanings came through clearly on Jerusalem (2002), an agitprop-filled album that features the controversial “John Walker’s Blues,” an empathetic consideration of John Walker Lindh, the “American Taliban.” The similarly political The Revolution Starts…Now (2004) won a Grammy Award (best contemporary folk album) in 2005, and Washington Square Serenade

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    …leanings came through clearly on Jerusalem (2002), an agitprop-filled album that features the controversial “John Walker’s Blues,” an empathetic consideration of John Walker Lindh, the “American Taliban.” The similarly political The Revolution Starts…Now (2004) won a Grammy Award (best contemporary folk album) in 2005, and Washington Square Serenade

    Read More